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Troy citizens also believed that if something is called a horse and looks like a horse, then it's obviously a horse and can't be anything else, especially when
by ry454 6y ago
Troy citizens also believed that if something is called a horse and looks like a horse, then it's obviously a horse and can't be anything else, especially when it's given for free.
- TimTheTinker 6y agoI think we’re arguing the same thing... my point though is that when a browser ceases to act on users’ behalf then users should withdraw trust from it. Forking Chromium is likely an unsustainable proposition unless backed by a large corp (or VC/philanthropy money) and a value proposition non-tech people can understand. What about Brave? Any idea what their stance is on this?
- ry454 6y agoBrave's business model is also about ads.